Spanish Numbers 40-100 and 1000

Spanish Numbers 40-100 and 1000

• The numbers 40-49 are expressed as "cuarenta" (forty) and adding "y uno" (and one), "y dos"(and two), etc. Example: cuarenta y dos (forty-two).
• The numbers 50-59 are expressed as "cincuenta" (fifty) and adding "y uno" (and one), "y dos"(and two), etc. Example: cincuenta y dos (fifty-two).
• The numbers 60-69 are expressed as "sesenta" (sixty) and adding "y uno" (and one), "y dos"(and two), etc. Example: sesenta y dos (sixty-two).
• The numbers 70-79 are expressed as "setenta" (seventy) and adding "y uno" (and one), "y dos"(and two), etc. Example: setenta y dos (seventy-two).
• The numbers 80-89 are expressed as "ochenta" (eighty) and adding "y uno" (and one), "y dos"(and two), etc. Example: ochenta y dos (eighty-two).
• The numbers 90-99 are expressed as "noventa" (ninety) and adding "y uno" (and one), "y dos"(and two), etc. Example: noventa y dos (ninety-two).
• 1000 is expressed as "mil".

Spanish Holiday Dates

• Halloween is known as "La víspera de todos los santos" and is celebrated on October 31st.
• Christmas is known as "La Navidad" and is celebrated on December 25th.
• New Year's Day is known as "El Año Nuevo" and is celebrated on January 1st.
• Valentine's Day is known as "El día de San Valentín" and is celebrated on February 14th.
• Independence Day is known as "El día de la independencia" and is celebrated on July 4th.
• Thanksgiving is known as "El día de Acción de Gracias" and is celebrated on the last week of November.

Spanish Date Formats

• The current date in Spanish is expressed as "hoy es: el + # + de + month". Example: "el cinco de marzo" (March 5th).
• The first day of the month is expressed as "el primero". Example: "el primero de marzo" (March 1st).

Additional Spanish Vocabulary

• Days: Los días
• Weeks: Los semanas
• Weekends: Los fin de semanas
• Months: Los meses
• Seasons: Los estaciones
• Years: Los años